Canterbury Junior Championships 2023
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Canterbury Junior Championships 2023
Canterbury Junior Championships 2023 are under 20 age group chess tournaments held from Saturday 2nd to Sunday 3rd September 2023 at Canterbury Chess Club, 9/27 Tyne Street, Addington, Christchurch.
Results
Prizewinners
Position | Points | Player |
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Open | ||
1st | 5/5 | Bill Li |
2nd | 3.5/5 | Rudra Parthak |
3rd | 3/5 | Charles Prebble |
Under 14 | ||
Under 14 1st | 3.5/5 | Corby Allison |
Under 14 and Open 1st Girl | 2.5/5 | Ritika Joseph |
Under 14 2nd | 3.5/5 | Sriram Muthukumaran |
Under 14 3rd | 2/5 | Shayan Samarawickrama |
Under 12 and Under 10 | ||
Under 12 1st | 4/5 | Shihiran Samarawickrama |
Under 12 2nd | 3/5 | Vidit Bhatt |
Under 12 3rd | 2/5 | Raphael Serafico |
Open Under 10 1st | 5/5 | Richard Jingjie Liu |
Canterbury Under 10 and Under 10 Girl 1st | 1/5 | Shihara Samarawickrama |
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Entry Details
Entry Fees
$30 per player.
Entry Instructions
Enter using the online entry form.
Payment should be made by online banking to 03-0802-0093915-01 (account name is Canterbury Chess Club Inc) using the player’s name and ‘age group’ as the reference.
If paying by credit card (fees additional), please enter through Humanitix.
New Zealand chess players who participate in more than one NZCF rated event in a year must be a member of a chess club that is affiliated or associated with NZCF (New Zealand Chess Federation). The Mount Maunganui RSA Chess Club offers memberships that fulfill this requirement from just $15.
Event Information
Detailed information available in official website.
Dates
Saturday 2nd to Sunday 3rd September 2023
Venue
9/27 Tyne Street, Addington, Christchurch.
Travel Arrangements
Eligibility
The Canterbury Junior Chess Championships are open to juniors under 20 at the start of the year.
Format
5 round tournament using Swiss pairings (i.e. players are paired against other players on the same score where possible) so all players will usually play all rounds (if there is an odd number, one player each round will get a bye i.e. no game and 1 point).
In addition to the open section, the age groups will be run as separate sections, noting that the organisers reserve the right to combine age-adjacent sections with low numbers. Players may choose to play in the open section or the section for their age.
Players may take one half-point bye on Saturday (please indicate which round in the entry form).
The tournament will be officially rated by the New Zealand Chess Federation (NZCF) if possible.
Laws of Chess apply including notation (writing the moves down) – scoresheets and pens are provided.
Time Controls
60 minutes each player plus 30 seconds increment per move from move one.
Players not in the venue 30 minutes after a round’s start time will default that round and may be withdrawn from the tournament.
Schedule
Start Time | Day & Date | |
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Check-in | 9am | Saturday 2nd September 2023 |
Players meeting | 9.15am | Saturday 2nd September 2023 |
Round 1 | 9.30am | Saturday 2nd September 2023 |
Round 2 | 1pm | Saturday 2nd September 2023 |
Round 3 | 5pm | Saturday 2nd September 2023 |
Round 4 | 9am | Sunday 3rd September 2023 |
Round 5 | 1pm | Sunday 3rd September 2023 |
Prize giving after round 5 at approximately 4pm.
Prizes
The highest-placed Canterbury junior will be the 2023 Canterbury Junior Chess Champion and the highest-placed girl will the 2023 Canterbury Junior Girls Chess Champion.
Titles will also be awarded in these age groups:
- Under 16
- Under 14
- Under 12
- Under 10
Players must be born on or after 1 January 2003 to play, and 2007/2009/2011/2013 respectively for the age groups.
Medals and certificates will be awarded to the highest-placed player and girls overall and in each age group for open and best girl.
There will be other prizes dependent on entries.
Personnel
Organised by Canterbury Chess Club
Chief Organiser: Craig Hall
Chief Arbiter: IA Craig Hall